On August 5, 2024, a group called Feminine Flow Experience commemorated the one-year anniversary of the Montgomery riverfront brawl, which erupted when co-captain Dameion Pickett attempted to move a pontoon boat blocking the Harriott II riverboat's dock. The brawl, which involved a group of white boaters attacking Pickett, became a viral incident that ignited discussions on race relations and solidarity among Black Americans. Videos from the altercation circulated widely on social media, leading to the creation of memes, songs, and merchandise, with the folding chair used in defense of Pickett becoming a symbol of unity. The event sparked a cultural movement, with many viewing it as a reflection of changing attitudes towards witnessing acts of injustice. Social media users marked the anniversary with remembrances and celebrations, dubbing it 'Montgomery Brawl Day.' The incident continues to resonate as a significant moment in the discourse around race in America.